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  1. 23rd Jul 2003 10:51 #1
    Gritz
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    I want to hook up my DVD Player to a TV that has no inputs except antenna (I know, old but that's what the customer has). Will using the Video Composite out of my DVD Player connected to the antenna input on the TV work (but without sound) or am I trying to get digital out to an analog in type connection? Is there some kind of converter that might work? If that would work, is there any method to bring the sound in also? I need to do a demo at a customer location. Any help appreciated.
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  2. 23rd Jul 2003 10:54 #2
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    As long as the dvd doesn't have macrovision, you can connect the dvd player to a vcr. then use the coaxial cable to go from the 'out to tv' from the vcr, to your tv.
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    You can buy RF modulator ($15-$25)in electronics stores.
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    Thanks guys ..... appreciate.
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    Originally Posted by sashka
    You can buy RF modulator ($15-$25)in electronics stores.
    That's what I did! I have old TV......wish I had HD like my friend.....:P
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